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In reply to Post #1236 craffty that ken!!!
if it was one of yours with old d70 or new d7000?? nice shot
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In reply to Post #1235 one of mine...

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In reply to Post #1229 It’s all done by mirrors with a lot of help with Adobe Bridge If you have Photoshop and open an image in Bridge you can get a lot of information which is imbedded in the photograph. For instance the sausage shot was taken at 1/640@5.6
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In reply to Post #1233 no mate its all in the picture !!! EXIF data tells a million stories
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In reply to Post #1232 indeed.. something tells me i've mentioned my gear at some point
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In reply to Post #1231 ahhh thats magic!!! 500d i think?
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In reply to Post #1230 Cheers mate, yeh that's right, how did you know what lens that was with??
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In reply to Post #1229 nice shots neil
250 mm canon zoom?? like the flame licked bangers !!
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Got a handful from todays' bbq with the family..





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In reply to Post #1227 Hi Mate
Bluebells too low to the ground for me. They are difficult to photograph, try getting your focus point on the nearest flower and use a small aperture to get the maximum depth of field which will help to get the others sharper or focus on the nearest one and use a large aperture(bigger opening) so that the ones behind are totally out. You have prompted me to have a go, we have some white ones, can you get white bluebells.
Apparently you can Hyacinthoides hispanica white, syn. Scilla campanulata
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I have GOT to get myself a decent macro lens!!
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In reply to Post #1223 no ev mushrooms in my garden
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In reply to Post #1223 Puff balls Peter?
Is the image upside-down ??
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